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Chapter20Working with DatabasesTopics:XML is a storage and interchange format for structured data and it is supportedby all major database systems. Oxygen XML Author plugin offers the means• Relational Database Support of managing the interaction with some of the widely used databases, both••Native XML Database (NXD)SupportWebDAV Connectionrelational ones and Native XML Databases. By interaction, one shouldunderstand browsing, querying, SQL execution support, content editing,importing from databases, generating XML Schema from database structure.
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Table of Contents | 4Saving Documen
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